WCBN LOCAL MUSIC SHOW 1e486d13da3265406f57b997fe993fc110e37b53 48109 UNITED STATES The Local Music Show with host Jason Voss airs every Wednesday from 9-midnight on WCBN 88.3 FM in Ann Arbor, MI.  The program exclusively features music from the area or by people with strong ties to Michigan.  This podcast publishes t WCBN Local Music Show http://www.clickcaster.com/wcbnlms WCBN LOCAL MUSIC SHOW WCBN LOCAL MUSIC SHOW info@clickcaster.com Live in-studio performances by local artists on WCBN 88.3 FM Ann Arbor, MI. The local show is every wednesday from 9-midnight, hosted by Jason Voss no ann arbor experimental freeform local radio wcbn http://www.clickcaster.com/channels/wcbnlms/thumbnail.jpeg WCBN Local Music Show http://www.clickcaster.com/wcbnlms en-US Standard US Copyright Wed, 24 Sep 2008 21:32:00 -0500 ClickCaster FeedGenerator v3.0 9-24-08 Bone Orchard Revival Wed, 24 Sep 2008 21:32:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-24-08-bone-orchard-revival http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-24-08-bone-orchard-revival http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-24-08-bone-orchard-revival 3546063 no 32:43 9-24-08 Bone Orchard Revival 9.17.08 laurel and halolos Even though nobody knows how to pronounce it, Halolos is one of the sweetest bands around and they were extra good tonight.  You will like it.

Laurel Chartow - vocals, casio
Matt Endahl - rhodes
Andrew Kratzat - bass
Tomek Miernowski - guitar
Dan Sutherland - drums
]]> Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:11:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-17-08-laurel-and-halolos http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-17-08-laurel-and-halolos http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-17-08-laurel-and-halolos 3545825 Even though nobody knows how to pronounce it, Halolos is one of the sweetest bands around and they were extra good tonight.  You will like it. Laurel Chartow - vocals, casioMatt Endahl - rhodesAndrew Kratzat - bassTomek Miernowski - guitarDan Sutherland - drums no 41:31 9.17.08 laurel and halolos Even though nobody knows how to pronounce it, Halolos is one of the sweetest bands around and they were extra good tonight.  You will like it. Laurel Chartow - vocals, casioMatt Endahl - rhodesAndrew Kratzat - bassTomek Miernowski - guitarDan Sutherland - drums 8.13.08 Long Whisker Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:50:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/8-13-08-long-whisker http://www.clickcaster.com/items/8-13-08-long-whisker http://www.clickcaster.com/items/8-13-08-long-whisker 3545135 no 34:33 8.13.08 Long Whisker 9.3.08 Wesley West Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:47:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-3-08-wesley-west http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-3-08-wesley-west http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-3-08-wesley-west 3545134 The haunted amplifier made a prompt return visit to the WCBN studios, this time bringing along Maz and Maray for a killer pair of sets here combined as one.  It's really good. no 41:33 9.3.08 Wesley West The haunted amplifier made a prompt return visit to the WCBN studios, this time bringing along Maz and Maray for a killer pair of sets here combined as one.  It's really good. 7.16.08 Wesley West
Maz - vocals & guitar
Jordan - violin
]]> Thu, 17 Jul 2008 11:30:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/7-16-08-wesley-west http://www.clickcaster.com/items/7-16-08-wesley-west http://www.clickcaster.com/items/7-16-08-wesley-west 3544068 Wesley West is a haunted amplifier that currently lives in Ann Arbor, MI.  Usually the band has Maray on vocals but it was just a two-man band for this performance.  They rip through some jams and then the amp takes things to outer space. Maz - vocals & guitarJordan - violin no 17:59 7.16.08 Wesley West Wesley West is a haunted amplifier that currently lives in Ann Arbor, MI.  Usually the band has Maray on vocals but it was just a two-man band for this performance.  They rip through some jams and then the amp takes things to outer space. Maz - vocals & guitarJordan - violin 3.21.07 chris "legs" pierce and patrick elkins Sat, 05 Jul 2008 11:59:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/3-21-07-chris--legs--pierce-and-patrick-elkins http://www.clickcaster.com/items/3-21-07-chris--legs--pierce-and-patrick-elkins http://www.clickcaster.com/items/3-21-07-chris--legs--pierce-and-patrick-elkins 3543584 From the archives is this session from last year in two sets.  The first is several original songs by patrick accompanied by legs on drums, mostly from "Ink on Dreams of Transient Architecture" and "Beating Heart of a Crew" both recently released as of the date.  The second set is a reading of selections from Elkins' novel "Ink on Dreams of Transient Architecture," mostly backwards, with drums by Legs and echoes by Jason Voss.  Patrick has just returned to the USA from 9 months in Indonesia and will be performing his homecoming musical concert on July 11 at the Dreamland Theater in Ypsilanti and performing his original shadow puppet show created in Indonesia, Wayang Kucing at the Shadow Art Fair July 19 at the Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti. no 30:10 3.21.07 chris "legs" pierce and patrick elkins From the archives is this session from last year in two sets.  The first is several original songs by patrick accompanied by legs on drums, mostly from "Ink on Dreams of Transient Architecture" and "Beating Heart of a Crew" both recently released as of the date.  The second set is a reading of selections from Elkins' novel "Ink on Dreams of Transient Architecture," mostly backwards, with drums by Legs and echoes by Jason Voss.  Patrick has just returned to the USA from 9 months in Indonesia and will be performing his homecoming musical concert on July 11 at the Dreamland Theater in Ypsilanti and performing his original shadow puppet show created in Indonesia, Wayang Kucing at the Shadow Art Fair July 19 at the Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti. 6.4.08 kevin mckay Wed, 11 Jun 2008 23:12:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/6-4-07-kevin-mckay http://www.clickcaster.com/items/6-4-07-kevin-mckay http://www.clickcaster.com/items/6-4-07-kevin-mckay 3543014 Kevin was the first live performer on our first remote broadcast from the Dreamland Theater.  It's just him with a few vintage keyboards playing a moody mix of songs and ambience.  look at myspace.com/kevinmckaymusic no 26:47 6.4.08 kevin mckay Kevin was the first live performer on our first remote broadcast from the Dreamland Theater.  It's just him with a few vintage keyboards playing a moody mix of songs and ambience.  look at myspace.com/kevinmckaymusic 6.4.08 airport & actual birds live from Dreamland Fri, 06 Jun 2008 19:53:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/6-4-08-airport---actual-birds-live-from-dreamland http://www.clickcaster.com/items/6-4-08-airport---actual-birds-live-from-dreamland http://www.clickcaster.com/items/6-4-08-airport---actual-birds-live-from-dreamland 3542847 This is the final portion of our first live broadcast from the Dreamland Theater.  Airport melted into Actual Birds noising it out into the air through the mics into the computer over the internet onto the radio over the airwaves with only a slight delay.  Very nice sonics from these chaps with whom we have been honored to work on this historic broadcast. no 48:55 6.4.08 airport & actual birds live from Dreamland This is the final portion of our first live broadcast from the Dreamland Theater.  Airport melted into Actual Birds noising it out into the air through the mics into the computer over the internet onto the radio over the airwaves with only a slight delay.  Very nice sonics from these chaps with whom we have been honored to work on this historic broadcast. 5.14.08 fields of industry
As of this performance, Fields of Industry was a week away from the release of their album "Two Dogs, A Television" which is now available in stores and online.  They came sans drummer, with each of them filling in on the partial drumkit.  They kept it chillaxed and meditative presenting their songs as a continuous performance.

myspace.com/fieldsofindustry

performers
Joshua Barton - guitar, voice
Joel Schrauben - bass 
Eric Gallippo - guitar
]]> Sun, 01 Jun 2008 18:03:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-14-08-fields-of-industry http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-14-08-fields-of-industry http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-14-08-fields-of-industry 3542656 As of this performance, Fields of Industry was a week away from the release of their album "Two Dogs, A Television" which is now available in stores and online.  They came sans drummer, with each of them filling in on the partial drumkit.  They kept it chillaxed and meditative presenting their songs as a continuous performance. myspace.com/fieldsofindustry performersJoshua Barton - guitar, voiceJoel Schrauben - bass Eric Gallippo - guitar no 22:06 5.14.08 fields of industry As of this performance, Fields of Industry was a week away from the release of their album "Two Dogs, A Television" which is now available in stores and online.  They came sans drummer, with each of them filling in on the partial drumkit.  They kept it chillaxed and meditative presenting their songs as a continuous performance. myspace.com/fieldsofindustry performersJoshua Barton - guitar, voiceJoel Schrauben - bass Eric Gallippo - guitar 5.21.08 Charlie Slick & JDSY interview Sun, 01 Jun 2008 10:19:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-charlie-slick---jdsy-interview http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-charlie-slick---jdsy-interview http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-charlie-slick---jdsy-interview 3542642 Charlie Slick (the band) and JDSY (the band) interviewed each other! no 17:36 5.21.08 Charlie Slick & JDSY interview Charlie Slick (the band) and JDSY (the band) interviewed each other! 5.21.08 Charlie Slick can bring that party anywhere!  Download this set and keep it handy in case unexpected guests show up looking to dance or you just need to be cheered up.  Also for all of those sound-manipulators, the very last portion of the performance is perfect for a nice Charlie Slick remix that includes lots of "What's my name?  CHARLIE SLICK!"  Hurry or I will beat you to the punch.

Charles Slick-voice, synthesizers
Shelley Salant-lights
Everyone else- Background vox and yelling]]> Sun, 01 Jun 2008 10:14:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-charlie-slick http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-charlie-slick http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-charlie-slick 3542641 Charlie Slick brought the whole party with him to the studio.  He had a light show by Shelly and a room full of dancers and background singers.  Now with the magic of technology you can bring that party anywhere!  Download this set and keep it handy in case unexpected guests show up looking to dance or you just need to be cheered up.  Also for all of those sound-manipulators, the very last portion of the performance is perfect for a nice Charlie Slick remix that includes lots of "What's my name?  CHARLIE SLICK!"  Hurry or I will beat you to the punch. Charles Slick-voice, synthesizers Shelley Salant-lights Everyone else- Background vox and yelling no 31:07 5.21.08 Charlie Slick Charlie Slick brought the whole party with him to the studio.  He had a light show by Shelly and a room full of dancers and background singers.  Now with the magic of technology you can bring that party anywhere!  Download this set and keep it handy in case unexpected guests show up looking to dance or you just need to be cheered up.  Also for all of those sound-manipulators, the very last portion of the performance is perfect for a nice Charlie Slick remix that includes lots of "What's my name?  CHARLIE SLICK!"  Hurry or I will beat you to the punch. Charles Slick-voice, synthesizers Shelley Salant-lights Everyone else- Background vox and yelling 5.21.08 JDSY
performers:
Joey Sims: computerized sound creation, vocals
Paul Bancell: electronic drums
]]> Fri, 30 May 2008 02:23:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-jdsy http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-jdsy http://www.clickcaster.com/items/5-21-08-jdsy 3542584 JDSY was the latter half of this night's double-header with Charlie Slick. The actual sounds in the studio were just the clack of the electronic drum pads and Joey's voice but it came out real nice showing off a live angle to JDSY's wholeheartedly straightforward pop with an expansive background in experimental electronic music technique. Six songs and one longer composition for drum machine. So far in 2008 JDSY has two new releases in the digital realm and much more on the plate looking forward. performers: Joey Sims: computerized sound creation, vocals Paul Bancell: electronic drums no 30:20 5.21.08 JDSY JDSY was the latter half of this night's double-header with Charlie Slick. The actual sounds in the studio were just the clack of the electronic drum pads and Joey's voice but it came out real nice showing off a live angle to JDSY's wholeheartedly straightforward pop with an expansive background in experimental electronic music technique. Six songs and one longer composition for drum machine. So far in 2008 JDSY has two new releases in the digital realm and much more on the plate looking forward. performers: Joey Sims: computerized sound creation, vocals Paul Bancell: electronic drums 4.16.08 Music Is Freedom (live remote) Fri, 30 May 2008 01:55:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-16-08-music-is-freedom--live-remote http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-16-08-music-is-freedom--live-remote http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-16-08-music-is-freedom--live-remote 3542581 For this, the umpteenth installment in Music Is Freedom series curated by Rob Crozier (executive producer JAV), we did it live remote from Ypsilanti, MI.  I just sat in the tiny temporary WCBN studios and played the stream that they were sending from the comfort of somebody's home.  As such I don't know who was there or what they were doing to report here, but the sounds are in the manner of freeform radio with shifts from noisy ambience to funky grooves and a lot of territory covered overall.  Due to the success of this live remote broadcast experiment we will be continuing to explore the possibilities made possible from this technology. no 1:19:21 4.16.08 Music Is Freedom (live remote) For this, the umpteenth installment in Music Is Freedom series curated by Rob Crozier (executive producer JAV), we did it live remote from Ypsilanti, MI.  I just sat in the tiny temporary WCBN studios and played the stream that they were sending from the comfort of somebody's home.  As such I don't know who was there or what they were doing to report here, but the sounds are in the manner of freeform radio with shifts from noisy ambience to funky grooves and a lot of territory covered overall.  Due to the success of this live remote broadcast experiment we will be continuing to explore the possibilities made possible from this technology. 1.2.08 Drafted by Minotaurs wsg Matt Jones
performers:
Ryan Wilson-guitar and effects
MC Trashpedal-spacetrumpet, trashpedals, theramin, toy xylophone
Matt Jones-acoustic guitar, singing, songwriting]]> Fri, 30 May 2008 01:37:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/drafted-by-minotaurs-wsg-matt-jones http://www.clickcaster.com/items/drafted-by-minotaurs-wsg-matt-jones http://www.clickcaster.com/items/drafted-by-minotaurs-wsg-matt-jones 3542580 Drafted By Minotaurs is Ryan Wilson and Ian Fulcher AKA MC Trashpedal doing live improvised music and organic soundscapes. Now bicoastal, having them together is an infrequent treat. To celebrate in the new baby 2008, DbM kicks it New Age with sweeping sounds for meditative relaxation starting off. At just under 24 minutes the throbbing sounds fade down for Matt Jones providing a solo original folk song adding some uncharacteristically restrained accompaniment from MC Trashpedal and finally the Minotaurs take it back over as if to echo the last line Jones sung. Then out of nowhere comes the real Easter egg of this posting, 10 minutes of exclusive live guitar shredding by Ryan Wilson. performers: Ryan Wilson-guitar and effects MC Trashpedal-spacetrumpet, trashpedals, theramin, toy xylophone Matt Jones-acoustic guitar, singing, songwriting no 57:22 1.2.08 Drafted by Minotaurs wsg Matt Jones Drafted By Minotaurs is Ryan Wilson and Ian Fulcher AKA MC Trashpedal doing live improvised music and organic soundscapes. Now bicoastal, having them together is an infrequent treat. To celebrate in the new baby 2008, DbM kicks it New Age with sweeping sounds for meditative relaxation starting off. At just under 24 minutes the throbbing sounds fade down for Matt Jones providing a solo original folk song adding some uncharacteristically restrained accompaniment from MC Trashpedal and finally the Minotaurs take it back over as if to echo the last line Jones sung. Then out of nowhere comes the real Easter egg of this posting, 10 minutes of exclusive live guitar shredding by Ryan Wilson. performers: Ryan Wilson-guitar and effects MC Trashpedal-spacetrumpet, trashpedals, theramin, toy xylophone Matt Jones-acoustic guitar, singing, songwriting 5.28.08 Viki noise/experimental musicians circa late 90s, she brings it all and reportedly is also some kind of super-genius. On this radio performance everybody gets psyched out with some deeply minimal sounds for better than ten minutes stretching the listener's patience with how far the repetition can carry before she flips it by questioning whether we're live yet and going on to a psychedelic onslaught of beats, noises and electronic trickery.

myspace.com/wikedviki]]> Fri, 30 May 2008 01:08:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/2008-05-28-viki http://www.clickcaster.com/items/2008-05-28-viki http://www.clickcaster.com/items/2008-05-28-viki 3542578 Viki totally rules. Totally totally rules. I had her on the old friday night/saturday morning midnight-3am Electric Kingdom live electronic show (which was normally hosted by Chris Stecker) almost exactly five years ago and all around that time period a few other CBNers and I were pretty obsessed with her stuff. Rising up from Brighton, MI, somehow fertile ground for noise/experimental musicians circa late 90s, she brings it all and reportedly is also some kind of super-genius. On this radio performance everybody gets psyched out with some deeply minimal sounds for better than ten minutes stretching the listener's patience with how far the repetition can carry before she flips it by questioning whether we're live yet and going on to a psychedelic onslaught of beats, noises and electronic trickery. myspace.com/wikedviki no 30:32 5.28.08 Viki Viki totally rules. Totally totally rules. I had her on the old friday night/saturday morning midnight-3am Electric Kingdom live electronic show (which was normally hosted by Chris Stecker) almost exactly five years ago and all around that time period a few other CBNers and I were pretty obsessed with her stuff. Rising up from Brighton, MI, somehow fertile ground for noise/experimental musicians circa late 90s, she brings it all and reportedly is also some kind of super-genius. On this radio performance everybody gets psyched out with some deeply minimal sounds for better than ten minutes stretching the listener's patience with how far the repetition can carry before she flips it by questioning whether we're live yet and going on to a psychedelic onslaught of beats, noises and electronic trickery. myspace.com/wikedviki 9.9.07 Music Is Freedom set 2
rob crozier: bass, percussion, curator
john churchville: drumkit
josh mizruchi: trumpet
greg lindgren: sax
ronen goldstein: electronics]]> Sat, 03 May 2008 10:18:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-9-07-music-is-freedom-set-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-9-07-music-is-freedom-set-2 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-9-07-music-is-freedom-set-2 3541727 The exciting conclusion.  The second set is a little more exploratory and disjointed, a perfect compliment to the first. rob crozier: bass, percussion, curator john churchville: drumkit josh mizruchi: trumpet greg lindgren: sax ronen goldstein: electronics no 25:37 9.9.07 Music Is Freedom set 2 The exciting conclusion.  The second set is a little more exploratory and disjointed, a perfect compliment to the first. rob crozier: bass, percussion, curator john churchville: drumkit josh mizruchi: trumpet greg lindgren: sax ronen goldstein: electronics 9.9.07 Music Is Freedom set 1 Rob Crozier has been curating the Music Is Freedom series of live improvisations on WCBN for a while now.  This session is definitely my favorite so far.  Churchville does double-duty on tablas and standard drumkit, locking into a heavy groove with Crozier while the trumpet and sax play off Ronen making all kinds of sounds.


rob crozier: bass, percussion, curator
john churchville: tabla, drumkit
josh mizruchi: trumpet
greg lindgren: sax
ronen goldstein: electronics]]> Sat, 03 May 2008 10:06:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-9-07-music-is-freedom-set-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-9-07-music-is-freedom-set-1 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/9-9-07-music-is-freedom-set-1 3541725 Rob Crozier has been curating the Music Is Freedom series of live improvisations on WCBN for a while now.  This session is definitely my favorite so far.  Churchville does double-duty on tablas and standard drumkit, locking into a heavy groove with Crozier while the trumpet and sax play off Ronen making all kinds of sounds. rob crozier: bass, percussion, curator john churchville: tabla, drumkit josh mizruchi: trumpet greg lindgren: sax ronen goldstein: electronics no 48:51 9.9.07 Music Is Freedom set 1 Rob Crozier has been curating the Music Is Freedom series of live improvisations on WCBN for a while now.  This session is definitely my favorite so far.  Churchville does double-duty on tablas and standard drumkit, locking into a heavy groove with Crozier while the trumpet and sax play off Ronen making all kinds of sounds. rob crozier: bass, percussion, curator john churchville: tabla, drumkit josh mizruchi: trumpet greg lindgren: sax ronen goldstein: electronics 4.26.06 Dustin presents the best of the year's LMS live here and his all-new radio misadventures here

Tracklist:

Fred Thomas dream like a bed
Charlie Slick you never tried to be my friend
Threatener ?
7 Songs ?
Nick Schillace green green grass
Big Good it makes them feel good
Chris Bathgate strawflowers waltz
Terrible Twos surprised
Emily Bate interview
Emily Bate what will come of it?
Patrick Elkins & Friends weeds is weeds, dead is dead
Mason Proper lights out
Melting Moments I'd better
Dead Machines interview snippet
Dead Machines music snippet
Emily Jane Powers w/Chris Luxem Our Youthful Past
Descent Of The Holy Ghost Church interview snippet
Descent Of The Holy Ghost Church lullaby in raymond, ME
Canada look to the trees
7 Chakraz (Nicky P & Ian) Raise Yr Drinks
Drafted By Minotaurs live snippet
$2 Breakfast washtub blues #2
Great Lakes Myth Society love story
Virgil Chk! Virgil Boom! Virgil Ooh! memphis
Jamie Zapor why I hate scary movies
Misty Lyn Minneapolis
Umberto (w/Emily Bate) Oh Grandma (Mike Jones cover)
Cotton Museum live snippet
Jason Voss Two Song
Kelly Jean Caldwell oh you must trust what you can








]]> Sun, 13 Apr 2008 19:46:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-26-06-dustin-presents-the-best-of-the-year-s-lms-live http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-26-06-dustin-presents-the-best-of-the-year-s-lms-live http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-26-06-dustin-presents-the-best-of-the-year-s-lms-live 3540998 For his last show host of the Local Music Show, Dustin put together a solid two-hour show assembled entirely of what he says "are by my estimation the best live performances on the show during that year" (May 2005-April 2006). It's really good all the way through and really captures a lot of varied music from that time period in a nice package. It makes a good first installment of this archival series, which will post a bunch of old live Local Music Show radio performances. Keep track of Dustin nowadays here and his all-new radio misadventures here Tracklist: Fred Thomas dream like a bed Charlie Slick you never tried to be my friend Threatener ? 7 Songs ? Nick Schillace green green grass Big Good it makes them feel good Chris Bathgate strawflowers waltz Terrible Twos surprised Emily Bate interview Emily Bate what will come of it? Patrick Elkins & Friends weeds is weeds, dead is dead Mason Proper lights out Melting Moments I'd better Dead Machines interview snippet Dead Machines music snippet Emily Jane Powers w/Chris Luxem Our Youthful Past Descent Of The Holy Ghost Church interview snippet Descent Of The Holy Ghost Church lullaby in raymond, ME Canada look to the trees 7 Chakraz (Nicky P & Ian) Raise Yr Drinks Drafted By Minotaurs live snippet $2 Breakfast washtub blues #2 Great Lakes Myth Society love story Virgil Chk! Virgil Boom! Virgil Ooh! memphis Jamie Zapor why I hate scary movies Misty Lyn Minneapolis Umberto (w/Emily Bate) Oh Grandma (Mike Jones cover) Cotton Museum live snippet Jason Voss Two Song Kelly Jean Caldwell oh you must trust what you can no 2:02:07 4.26.06 Dustin presents the best of the year's LMS live For his last show host of the Local Music Show, Dustin put together a solid two-hour show assembled entirely of what he says "are by my estimation the best live performances on the show during that year" (May 2005-April 2006). It's really good all the way through and really captures a lot of varied music from that time period in a nice package. It makes a good first installment of this archival series, which will post a bunch of old live Local Music Show radio performances. Keep track of Dustin nowadays here and his all-new radio misadventures here Tracklist: Fred Thomas dream like a bed Charlie Slick you never tried to be my friend Threatener ? 7 Songs ? Nick Schillace green green grass Big Good it makes them feel good Chris Bathgate strawflowers waltz Terrible Twos surprised Emily Bate interview Emily Bate what will come of it? Patrick Elkins & Friends weeds is weeds, dead is dead Mason Proper lights out Melting Moments I'd better Dead Machines interview snippet Dead Machines music snippet Emily Jane Powers w/Chris Luxem Our Youthful Past Descent Of The Holy Ghost Church interview snippet Descent Of The Holy Ghost Church lullaby in raymond, ME Canada look to the trees 7 Chakraz (Nicky P & Ian) Raise Yr Drinks Drafted By Minotaurs live snippet $2 Breakfast washtub blues #2 Great Lakes Myth Society love story Virgil Chk! Virgil Boom! Virgil Ooh! memphis Jamie Zapor why I hate scary movies Misty Lyn Minneapolis Umberto (w/Emily Bate) Oh Grandma (Mike Jones cover) Cotton Museum live snippet Jason Voss Two Song Kelly Jean Caldwell oh you must trust what you can 4.9.08 Almus Magnus
dan florida: vocals, guitar, chord organ
ethan disbrow: cymbal, tambourine, bongos, bass drum
tom barton: spikefiddle, mandolin, little guitar ]]> Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:26:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-19-08-almus-magnus http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-19-08-almus-magnus http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-19-08-almus-magnus 3540947 Almus Magnus performed live first accompanied by the Confusion Reactor and Ed from Bare Wire Technologies. The trio revolved through instruments and performed four long brand-new Almus Mangus jams. The second set was solo Almus on 12-string guitar playing some older material. dan florida: vocals, guitar, chord organ ethan disbrow: cymbal, tambourine, bongos, bass drum tom barton: spikefiddle, mandolin, little guitar no 46:47 4.9.08 Almus Magnus Almus Magnus performed live first accompanied by the Confusion Reactor and Ed from Bare Wire Technologies. The trio revolved through instruments and performed four long brand-new Almus Mangus jams. The second set was solo Almus on 12-string guitar playing some older material. dan florida: vocals, guitar, chord organ ethan disbrow: cymbal, tambourine, bongos, bass drum tom barton: spikefiddle, mandolin, little guitar 4.2.08 Meat Ice
mc trashpedal - spacetrumpet, trashpedals
thom elliott - electronics
jon lackhart-guitar, microphone, tape deck]]> Wed, 02 Apr 2008 11:42:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-02-08-meat-ice http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-02-08-meat-ice http://www.clickcaster.com/items/4-02-08-meat-ice 3540949 Meat Ice is a brand new noise band with Thom Elliott, MC Trashpedal and Jon Lackart. I believe that this radio show was their first public performance, so let that be noted in the annals for when they explode. Their style is expressive textural noise with throbbing distortion. The first set is a trance-inducing dirge with gradual but constant movement and throbbing delay at it's core. The second set which starts at about 30:20 has spacetrumpet faded in with the single-note piano ending from the His Name is Alive song "And He's Changing My Words." After a soothingly sweet spacetrumpet solo, Trashpedal kicks in a digital riff and the group erupts into activity and then an agressive ten minutes of screeching noise. A promising start for Meat Ice, incorporating varied strands of the local experimental music culture into a new kind of creature. mc trashpedal - spacetrumpet, trashpedals thom elliott - electronics jon lackhart-guitar, microphone, tape deck no 45:38 4.2.08 Meat Ice Meat Ice is a brand new noise band with Thom Elliott, MC Trashpedal and Jon Lackart. I believe that this radio show was their first public performance, so let that be noted in the annals for when they explode. Their style is expressive textural noise with throbbing distortion. The first set is a trance-inducing dirge with gradual but constant movement and throbbing delay at it's core. The second set which starts at about 30:20 has spacetrumpet faded in with the single-note piano ending from the His Name is Alive song "And He's Changing My Words." After a soothingly sweet spacetrumpet solo, Trashpedal kicks in a digital riff and the group erupts into activity and then an agressive ten minutes of screeching noise. A promising start for Meat Ice, incorporating varied strands of the local experimental music culture into a new kind of creature. mc trashpedal - spacetrumpet, trashpedals thom elliott - electronics jon lackhart-guitar, microphone, tape deck 3.19.08 Music Is Freedom
rob crozier: electric upright bass
jason burbo: electric guitar
piotr michalowski: tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, flute
john churchville: tabla

"engineered" by jason voss]]> Wed, 12 Mar 2008 15:26:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/wcbnlms http://www.clickcaster.com/items/wcbnlms http://www.clickcaster.com/items/wcbnlms 3540960 Rob curated the "Music is Freedom" series of live improvisations the first Sunday of each month in 2006-2007. Now we've brought it over to the Local Music Show on Wednesdays with this as the debut. Rob invited frequent Music Is Freedom collaborators John Churchville and Piotr Michalowski, and they are joined by guitarist Jason Burbo of Morsel fame and eclectic musical pedigree. The quartet comes across as a particularly well-oiled machine considering it was the first time they had all played together. Crozier's bass locks in with Churchville's tabla to create a somewhat noncommital groove of which Piotr and Burbo take full advantage. The second set begins at 29:30 with some long tones by Piotr joined by Crozier and eventually joined by an uptempo tabla beat and progressing fluidly through lots of different feels into a bass/tabla outro. The tabla playing feels fully integrated into the sound in this session, which results in a very natural feel despite the unique instrumental array. rob crozier: electric upright bass jason burbo: electric guitar piotr michalowski: tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, flute john churchville: tabla "engineered" by jason voss no 1:00:00 3.19.08 Music Is Freedom Rob curated the "Music is Freedom" series of live improvisations the first Sunday of each month in 2006-2007. Now we've brought it over to the Local Music Show on Wednesdays with this as the debut. Rob invited frequent Music Is Freedom collaborators John Churchville and Piotr Michalowski, and they are joined by guitarist Jason Burbo of Morsel fame and eclectic musical pedigree. The quartet comes across as a particularly well-oiled machine considering it was the first time they had all played together. Crozier's bass locks in with Churchville's tabla to create a somewhat noncommital groove of which Piotr and Burbo take full advantage. The second set begins at 29:30 with some long tones by Piotr joined by Crozier and eventually joined by an uptempo tabla beat and progressing fluidly through lots of different feels into a bass/tabla outro. The tabla playing feels fully integrated into the sound in this session, which results in a very natural feel despite the unique instrumental array. rob crozier: electric upright bass jason burbo: electric guitar piotr michalowski: tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, flute john churchville: tabla "engineered" by jason voss 3.12.08 Night Shall Eat These Girls and Boys.
Night shall eat these girls and boys. (with a period, like a sentence)
Willy Skillets: Vocals, Guitar, Programming
Kevin Jenkins: Bass, Guitar, Vocals
Mikey Benedict: Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Vocals
Alex Mandrila: Keyboard, Guitar, Vocals

1. These sorries stop
2. Zip Zap Zup
3. Interlude
4. There are bigger things
5. Slowdance
6. Interlude
7. Where Your Interests Lie
8. Lily and i
9. Interlude
10. The Millionth Beat
11. Interlude
12. Where Did Our Love Go?

All songs written by William t. Skillets and Night shall eat these girls and boys. except "Where Did Our Love Go?" written by Holland-Dozier-Holland.]]> Wed, 12 Mar 2008 13:47:00 -0500 http://www.clickcaster.com/items/3-12-08-night-shall-eat-these-girls-and-boys http://www.clickcaster.com/items/3-12-08-night-shall-eat-these-girls-and-boys http://www.clickcaster.com/items/3-12-08-night-shall-eat-these-girls-and-boys 3540954 Night shall eat these girls and boys. is a relatively new group based in Ypsilanti. They brought two guitars, a bass, a keyboard and a laptop and passed them around among themselves. They have a sound all their own slinky slow jams with stuttered beats and smart, long-winded lyrics. They closed out the set with an awesome adaptation of the Supremes "Where Did Our Love Go?" by my favorite local songwriting team Holland-Dozier-Holland. They do it slowed down with organ and handsnaps, a whistled middle section and not a single "baby baby" misplaced by the backing vocalists. (Sorry for the distorted bits in the first two songs.) Night shall eat these girls and boys. (with a period, like a sentence) Willy Skillets: Vocals, Guitar, Programming Kevin Jenkins: Bass, Guitar, Vocals Mikey Benedict: Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Vocals Alex Mandrila: Keyboard, Guitar, Vocals 1. These sorries stop 2. Zip Zap Zup 3. Interlude 4. There are bigger things 5. Slowdance 6. Interlude 7. Where Your Interests Lie 8. Lily and i 9. Interlude 10. The Millionth Beat 11. Interlude 12. Where Did Our Love Go? All songs written by William t. Skillets and Night shall eat these girls and boys. except "Where Did Our Love Go?" written by Holland-Dozier-Holland. no 34:12 3.12.08 Night Shall Eat These Girls and Boys. Night shall eat these girls and boys. is a relatively new group based in Ypsilanti. They brought two guitars, a bass, a keyboard and a laptop and passed them around among themselves. They have a sound all their own slinky slow jams with stuttered beats and smart, long-winded lyrics. They closed out the set with an awesome adaptation of the Supremes "Where Did Our Love Go?" by my favorite local songwriting team Holland-Dozier-Holland. They do it slowed down with organ and handsnaps, a whistled middle section and not a single "baby baby" misplaced by the backing vocalists. (Sorry for the distorted bits in the first two songs.) Night shall eat these girls and boys. (with a period, like a sentence) Willy Skillets: Vocals, Guitar, Programming Kevin Jenkins: Bass, Guitar, Vocals Mikey Benedict: Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Vocals Alex Mandrila: Keyboard, Guitar, Vocals 1. These sorries stop 2. Zip Zap Zup 3. Interlude 4. There are bigger things 5. Slowdance 6. Interlude 7. Where Your Interests Lie 8. Lily and i 9. Interlude 10. The Millionth Beat 11. Interlude 12. Where Did Our Love Go? All songs written by William t. Skillets and Night shall eat these girls and boys. except "Where Did Our Love Go?" written by Holland-Dozier-Holland.